Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
NORWAY.



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DEPUTY sheriff A. l.. Bsssstt has lifted
% aui last opened To- The public, elegant
dining rooms on Main street, near The up
per primary school house. lie also has
ln connection with the dining rooms
confectionery, etc. The saloon and store
are elegant and finsly situated Tor trade.
Df. George u. Andrews. % Auburn,
spent The Sabbaih In this village the past
week
Jasilcc Mllleit has purchased the street
.prlnkllug business OF Mr.. &. q. Brown.
Mr brown IL a. present eugsged Ia team
lnR between Norway and Soaih waterford.
The Bracket branch Store has been re-
opened the pas, week. aud the stock In
trade l. offered Tor sale BY the assignee, al
bottom prices. .
We understand that Vivian W. iIllls,
our rev and popular jeweler located 10
Norway Block, has travelling salesman
on the road In tails vicinity, soliciting
patronage and work.
Captain woodsum will dedicate al.
dancing pavilion a; Gloson's Grove, july
ga. The round trip from this village 10
the grove. made each hour. - cents
D.nclug afternoon and evening. Excellent
music will be- furnished. Refreshments
Al all hours, AZ the grove, served In nrsi
class shspc.
Inspector General a. l.. Deal, OF this
place, Inspected the Norway Light lnfani'
~ SATURDAY evening.
The selectmen ofthis town warn All par
ties interested, that no permits, during
the present. year, within The town limit,
will De granted FOR the sale OF flfe-craekers,
etc. This, We think, 10 grand good move.
We trust they will not fail 10 parish All
vlolAiers % the law.
Some twenty or more boats loaded With
spectators, witnessed ~ descent OF MI.
George Floyd, the diver, Into the lake,
Tuesday OF this week, In search OF The lost
cornsi. and In Just one hour and ave mln'
uiss, his reappearAncc. Ills hfst ehOrt.
20 secure the Lost Instrument were bsnied
by the depih OF mud. Tnis, he says, IL
some I've feet deep. The only relies OF The
wreck recovered were "A AK and lantern.
The report that jog was found Is en-
tlrely erroneous. After Three unsuecess'
ful attempts, Mr.. Floyd returned 10 Port
land Wednesday morning. We understand
the cost attending the search was SO and
expenses.
The show Pat Mnldoon gave here Thurs
day evening was fully appreciated. On
account OF the exceedingly warm evening
the hai! was not as full As IL otherwise
would have been.
Miss l.. Ellen Frost, after . pleasant
visit 20 Boston, has returned 10 her home
In this ylllsge.
Constable Joseph IIol, made an nnsue.
cessful attempt, few days since, To arrest
ssmall boy. Holt alleges that the urchin
threw q torpedo, which bit the worthy
constable on the cheek. The by-standers
assisted the boy.
The case OF Kendall vs. Davis, Ia the
Norway Municipal Court before Judge
Whitman. judgment was rendered Tor sl2
FOR Plaintiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ID. Andrews, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. whiteomb aud daughter, have
returned from their visit west. Mrs. Robe
will return with her brother. \. ii. Burn.
ham. In few weeks.
Merton L. Kimbsll. son OF Hon. A. 3.
Klmball OF this place, Is visiting bis par
tnts.
I.asc n. Lord OF this town, while en-
gagged In changing q wlndlsss, had bis no.
ger caught by q hook, which passed
through the flesh. laying bare the bone
part OF the way and causing avery trouble
some Injury.
The Oxford Bear Association visited
our beautiful yillsge Wednesday, and were
heartily welcomed In an able address by
\. n s,earus, Esq. Dinner was served
In Norway Hall by Landlord A. X. Paul
ofthe Besl House. The tables were heAyi'
In laden with sill the season Affords. The
speechmsking was ably handled by the
"Bears." Among the many, the following
are only q few who spoke. DR.. A. n. 4.
Small, (vlce President ofthe Assoeiation(
II yrons. verrlli, Mayor Chapman and
DIR. y. G. Gordon OF Portland, Hon. ii. l.
KlmbAll. OF Atlanta, Ga, Judge q. a. VII.
son, ofParls, Hon. John Il. Swasey, OF
Canton. The poet. w. Rpley' OF ror-
land, read q very Interesting poem. some
Of the prominent members OF the associs'
ton were a. follows J. j. Perry, q. y.
Emery, ]. v. winslow, G. J. walker,
Rev. DIR. Small. G. ID. brown, Geo. II.
watkins. They visited the principal VII.
lsge streets. conveyed by the "Gipsy
Queen" "Oxford Bear" bicycle, and
..Telephone," four-horse teams, and many
single carriages, accompanied by Chand-
ier's Band, OF Portland. The $50 guests
returned 10 Portland on the t.i0 train,
thoroughly pleased with their entertain
msnt.
Asa Jadge, q eheekerplsyer. . plckerel
fisher. school agent, author, and nfst
class fellow, &. Y. whitman. Judge OF
Norway Municipal Court, can't be beat.
George Gunn, form erly foreman Ia
the lasting department Of the Norway Shoe
Factory, ana now engaged In q similar
position 10 Lynn, IL spending his vacation
on Bass Island.
A large number OF visitors have already
arrived here to spend the glorious Fourth
with their friends ~ their homes. and
around the beautiful Lake Pennesseewss-
see.
G. ID. Cummings aud family. with few
friends, have opened the doors OF Goat 10
land House and passed few days on the
island. Mr.. Cummings has by Tar ths
most commanding locality TO be found
around the Lake.
Hon. II. 81. Bsarce ami Others have
nearly completed the cottage on the Island
last below Bass Island, aud IL IL presumed
will soon occupy IL.
c. II. Haskell picked his nrst mess o.
peas from bis garden. june 29th.
A. ". Andrews expects another carload
of horses from Canada Wednesday.